Reply With QuoteDepends on how long you leave it. A few hours isnt too bad, but whey spoils within a day and smells horrible. I left my shaker in my gym bag once, and the little bit that was left in the bottom smelled disgusting a day or two later.
mixing shake and drinking hours later OK?
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mixing shake and drinking hours later OK?
i was wondering (sorry if this has been asked already), can you mix a protein shake or meal replacement shake ahead of time and drink it the next day or hours later (like preparing at breakfast to drink for lunch)?
or will it affect the nutritional value like a expired protein bar would?
i'm wondering this because i'm starting school again, or for people who have long hours at work, and it would make life a lot easier to get in that one meal when your in the middle of school or work without having to be excused to mix it in your car or look silly carrying your supps with you.
thanks for your time and input.
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I freeze mine leave the house at 8am and take it arround 11am ...
Some times I pour water and only take the powder and mix on-site ...
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Xcel... LOL i went away with my wife and son recently, for the weekend, only to come home to a horrible smell... after much searching, blaming the cats, the garbage disposal.... we finally found the souce of the horrid stench... i left the dregs of a protein shake by the computer, and i blend mine with milk! GAWD the smell was awful! i slept on the couch that night.
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Nice one legion
! All depends whats in it. If your using creatine, I dont recommend leaving it longer than an hour or two, mix it fresh if you can help it. Otherwise, if its just WPI, 8 hours is about your ceiling there.
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only if it is put into solution and not keep refrigerated. nothing wrong with pre-mixing shakes. don't put creatine or L-Glutamine in your shakes and store them.
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The protein will be not killed,freeze it is ok.
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Yeah, Im sure freezing will make them last longer. For me I mix mine at the gym, and then throw it into my bag after drinking it. Sometimes I forget. Originally Posted by LAM
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